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‘Go serve the warrant’: Indy activists seek justice for Emmett Till at accuser’s home in Kentucky 

TIMORIA CUNNINGHAM -
There were four cars already parked in the left lot of Friendship Missionary Baptist Church at 6 a.m. Dec. 3. Getting out of their...
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The Indianapolis Recorder: Informing and connecting for 127 years

SPEACIAL TO THE RECORDER -
A Voice for The Voiceless: 127 Years of the Indianapolis Recorder https://www.wthr.com/article/news/local/a-voice-for-the-voiceless-127-years-of-the-indianapolis-recorder-oseye-boyd-black-owned-newspaper-african-american-stories-indiana/531-3cadb777-31bf-4afa-918a-289c055ff9d5
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Residents still remember ‘Neighborhood of Saturdays’

BREANNA COOPER -
Head south toward Lucas Oil Stadium, and it’s nearly impossible to tell that you’re driving through the remnants of a once thriving neighborhood made...
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New essay collection celebrates Black librarians

BREANNA COOPER -
A new essay collection, “The Black Librarian in America: Reflections, Resistance and Reawakening,” has been released by the Black Caucus of the American Library...
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‘You have to do the work’: James Monger reflects on CLD lessons

TYLER FENWICK -
James Monger stepped into the real world better prepared than most. He spent his formative years at the Center for Leadership Development (CLD), then...
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Herd Strategies: 1 decade later

BREANNA COOPER -
Denise Herd has always had the entrepreneurial spirit. As an undergraduate at Clark Atlanta University, she and some friends had a balloon business for...
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Sigma Gamma Rho celebrates Black excellence, yesterday and today

BREANNA COOPER -
In 1922 — when the Ku Klux Klan had a stranglehold on Indiana politics and culture — seven Black women at Butler University founded...
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How 2 sisters helped change the culture at Purdue University

TYLER FENWICK -
Like other members of his family, Ralph Jefferson III heard the soft rumblings of Purdue University possibly honoring his late mother and aunt, who...
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The quest to get Montford Point Marines honor they deserve

TYLER FENWICK -
Mallorie Berger was browsing the internet one night about four months ago when she came across an article about the Montford Point Marines, who...
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Discovering a passion for helping others

STAFF -
Niko Harbosky shares his journey from real estate broker to his current position as a commercial banking analyst at JPMorgan Chase. He is chair...
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